Kamala Harris picked Tim Walls as her running mate in the presidential race

United States Vice President and Presidential Candidate of the Democratic Party Kamala Harris On Tuesday, he selected Minnesota Governor Tim Walls as his vice president.

British news agency Reuters reported, citing people familiar with the decision, that Kamala Harris chose Tim Walls because he is a supporter of progressive policies and a straightforward person. As a speaker, it is easy to understand him. With this election, Harris wants to gain the attention of white voters in rural areas.

A former U.S. Army National Guard member and former teacher, Walls was elected to the House of Representatives in 2006 from a Republican-leaning district and served 12 years in the House before being elected governor of Minnesota in 2018.

The daughter of immigrants from Jamaica and India, Harris has teamed up with a popular Midwestern politician whose home state is reliable in that it draws votes for Democrats in presidential elections, but Minnesota, Wisconsin And Michigan is close to states that play a very important role in the presidential election.

The said states are considered important in terms of the outcome of this year’s presidential election. Walls is widely seen as a master at connecting with white, rural voters. Voters in those areas have overwhelmingly voted for Donald Trump, Harris’ rival for the White House, in recent years.

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Harris’ campaign hopes Walls’ background as a member of the National Guard, his experience as a successful high school football coach and his father’s humorous videos will help win over voters. will not yet fully commit to supporting Trump for a second term.

Harris, 59, has rekindled his election hopes after becoming the Democratic Party’s nominee. 81-year-old President Joe Biden announced on July 21 that he would not run for re-election under pressure from the party.

Harris was not well-known outside of his home state before his campaign for the ‘Vice Presidential election’ gained momentum, but now people are paying attention to him. As a popular leader in Congress, Walls reportedly has the support of powerful House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who was instrumental in convincing Biden to drop out of the presidential race.

On November 5, Kamala Harris will face Donald Trump in the presidential election, and Walls will face Trump’s choice, JD Vance, for vice president. Vance is also a veteran from the Midwest.